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140 years of Serbian-Bulgarian diplomatic relations marked

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On the occasion of 140 years of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Bulgaria, the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Belgrade headed by Ambassador H.E. Radko Vlaykov opened exhibition at the Belgrade’s Kalemegdan Park.

Ambassador Vlaykov confirmed in his speech close relations between the two Balkan countries.

The opening of the exhibition was attended by government officials, partners and friends of the embassy.   

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